Base SAS programming
Products and papers relating to Base SAS programming
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How Do You Use Look-up Tables?
£0.00- PhUSE, Brussels, Belgium – 15th October 2013
- PhUSE Single Day Event, Copenhagen, Denmark – 11th June 2014
- SAS Global Forum, Dallas, TX, USA – 27th April 2015
- SAS Forum, Manchester, UK – 24th June 2015
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Writing Reusable Macros
£0.00- SAS Global Forum, Las Vegas, NV, USA – 21st April 2016
- PhUSE, Barcelona, Spain – 12th October 2016
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What is Efficient SAS Coding?
£0.00- PhUSE, Dublin, Eire – 9th October 2006 (Best Presentation in Tutorials)
- Wisconsin Illinois SAS Users Conference, Milwaukee, WI, USA – 22nd June 2007
- PSI Statistical Computing SIG, Macclesfield, UK – 3rd September 2007
- PhUSE Single Day Event, Basel, Switzerland – 28th May 2008
- PhUSE Single Day Event, London, UK – 11th June 2008
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SAS to R to SAS
£0.00- PhUSE, Heidelberg, Germany – 10th October 2005
- SAS Forum UK Special Interest Groups, Birmingham, UK – 2nd November 2005
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Skills for SAS Programmers in Epidemiology
£0.00- PhUSE, Budapest, Hungary – 16th October 2012
- PhUSE Single Day Event, Beerse, Belgium – 10th June 2013
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Help, I’ve Received a Spreadsheet File from StarOffice Calc…..!
£0.00- VIEWS Independent UK SAS User Group, London, UK – 20th May 2004
Abstract
We have been conditioned to accept spreadsheet files from Excel, which require SAS/ACCESS to
read (unless they have been saved as delimited files). When a spreadsheet file is sent to us from
StarOffice, or OpenOffice.org, Calc, we are likely to panic, but we should not even break into a
sweat, as Base SAS is more than enough to read all the data from this compressed XML format.This paper will show you how to read text, numbers, percentages, currency values, dates and times
from this spreadsheet file format. If you want you will even be able to read the formulae too! -
Outta Space with SAS Software?
£0.00- Barclaycard SAS User Group, Northampton, UK – 21st October 1997
- SUGI 24, Miami, FL, USA – 14th April 1999
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Knit Perl and SAS Software for DIY Web Applications
£0.00- SeUGI 18, Dublin, Eire – 22nd June 2000
- VIEWS Independent UK SAS User Group, London, UK – 26th September 2000
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The Art of Defensive Programming: Coping with Unseen Data
£0.00- PhUSE Single Day Event, Beerse, Belgium – 28th November 2017
- SAS Global Forum, Denver, CO, USA – 10th April 2018
- SAS Forum UK, Birmingham, UK – 18th June 2018
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The Pros and Cons of PROC DOCUMENT
£0.00- PhUSE, Lisbon, Portugal – 9th October 2007
- SAS Global Forum, National Harbor, MD, USA – 25th March 2009
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Altair SLC: The SAS Language Compiler (PDF) – Second Edition
£5.00The book concentrates on Altair SLC, looking at the pros and cons of using Altair SLC to develop SAS programs. Code samples are provided throughout this book, so you can learn more about Altair SLC and SAS programming by following these examples.
Topics included:
- What is Altair SLC?
- Introduction to Altair Analytics Workbench
- Altair SLC for Clinical Trials
- Generating Graphics with Altair SLC
- Using Altair SLC with R and Python
Note: these chapters are included in SAS Programming Experiences: A How-To Guide from a Power SAS User, so, if you have already purchased this book, then you already have these chapters!
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SAS Programming Experiences: A How-To Guide from a Power SAS User (PDF) – Second Edition
£7.00This PDF ebook is divided into 3 sections:
- SAS Programming Methods, where I discuss ways to get the most value from your SAS licence fees.
- SAS Interfaces for Programming, where I look at how installing and editing programs using SAS software has changed.
- SAS Programming Alternatives, where I look at the pros and cons of using Altair SLC to develop SAS programs.
Code samples are provided throughout this book, so you can learn more about SAS programming by following these examples.
Topics included:
- SAS Programming Methods
- The Art of Defensive Programming: Coping with Unseen Data
- Writing Reusable Macros
- SAS Hints and Tips
- Using SAS Software for Hobbies
- SAS Interfaces for Programming
- The History of SAS Editors and Installs
- The History of SAS Enterprise Guide and SAS Studio
- Using SAS Studio Tasks to Plot with ODS Graphics
- Making Graphs Easier to Validate using ODS Graphics
- SAS Alternatives
- What is Altair SLC?
- Introduction to Altair Analytics Workbench
- Altair SLC for Clinical Trials
- Generating Graphics with Altair SLC
- Using Altair SLC with R and Python
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SAS course notes: SAS Macros (PDF)
£5.00This PDF ebook is a copy of the topics in the SAS Macros section of the SAS course in the SAS Programming Forum on this site. All code included in the PDF ebook can be copied and pasted into SAS to try it out yourself.
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SAS course notes: PROC SQL (PDF)
£5.00This PDF ebook is a copy of the topics in the PROC SQL section of the SAS course in the SAS Programming Forum on this site. All code included in the PDF ebook can be copied and pasted into SAS to try it out yourself.
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SAS course notes: Data Steps (PDF)
£5.00This PDF ebook is a copy of the topics in the Data Steps section of the SAS course in the SAS Programming Forum on this site. All code included in the PDF ebook can be copied and pasted into SAS to try it out yourself.
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Defensive SAS Programming course notes (PDF)
£5.00This PDF ebook is a copy of the course notes used with the Defensive SAS Programming course listed in the list of Training Courses provided by Holland Numerics Ltd. All code included in the PDF ebook can be copied and pasted into SAS to try it out yourself.